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Programmable agents for efficient topology formation of Bluetooth scatternets

Published: 01 July 2010 Publication History

Abstract

Recent years saw a significant number of efforts aimed at the efficient creation of Scatternets: multi-hop Wireless Personal Area Networks (WPAN) created by means of Bluetooth technology that allows users to seamlessly exchange information. We present a novel solution to the Scatternet formation problem by means of mobile programs that help realise our goal according to a predefined topology formation policy. We argue that this approach offers improved flexibility when compared with existing protocols that employ the message-passing communications model. The effectiveness of our proposed mobile processing scheme is demonstrated through computer simulations.

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        cover image International Journal of Wireless and Mobile Computing
        International Journal of Wireless and Mobile Computing  Volume 4, Issue 3
        July 2010
        94 pages
        ISSN:1741-1084
        EISSN:1741-1092
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        Geneva 15, Switzerland

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        Published: 01 July 2010

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        1. Bluetooth scatternets
        2. mobile agents
        3. multi-hop WPANs
        4. personal area networks
        5. scatternet formation
        6. simulation
        7. topology formation
        8. wireless PANs
        9. wireless networks

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